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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-14
FoR EMBRo1pERY WoRk.

We call attention to q line Of AKA German
Linen, firm round thread, soft finished, espec-
tally suitable for stamped embroidery work; so,
So 62h. 50 and 75c. per yard.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
A Few Mons REDucr1oss
Crepe Lisse Lace F1ouncings, in pink and law
ender reduced from s2 to 81 so per yard.
72-inch Fancy Colored Mechlin Nets, reduced
from So to 4Oc. per yard.
54-inch Colored Point D'Esprit Nets reduced
from So to 40c, per yard.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
A BARGAIN In SPREADS.
As a special attraction we have marked down
one case Of Marseilles Bed Spreads, with hand
some blue centers and borders, very elegant
from SO to $1.6O each.
This represents unQuestionably the best value
1t has been our good fortune to offer for long
tThird floor; take elevator)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
THREE G1ovE BARGAINS.
Attention is called to the following extraordi-
nary values:
Ladies' button Kid Gloves. in . variety Of
shades: only 75c. per pair, worth 81.
Ladies' 4 button Kid Gloves, extra quality,
shades OF tan, mode and brown; only 81 per
pair.
ladies' button Fine Real Kid Gloves. in all
the new spring shades; worth s. so, only S125
per pair
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

I,oR RENT-No al3e K ST. Nw.-NFw TWELVE
Il room Brick; mod imp: front and back yards
Keys with JOHN SHERMAN 1 Co. llos +. ,aascsw.
E0R RENTl2a6 Cd ST. s. F., 5 ROOMS; WATER
Il in rear. Apply next door; 80. fact.
EoR RENT-a+ AND 81 I ST. NV.
Sx-room bricks, gas and water. closets Rent ell.
,.,. JANIS ". rlLER
u4-a e29 ST. NV I'd floor.
ESs hhsneSss sosm ST ST 4 AND
FoR RENTacENTRAILY LOCATED. NEW
hot and cold re sa 70 ssn
Al sil s5ssf houses issE
EoR RENT-l22e 2D ST, s. E, FIVE ROOMS,
L water in rear. Apply next door. ia OF.
FOR RENT-l12l s ST. SIX ROOMS AND BATH,
InuaiIs ss C snfs ,s and m oOnvensn0ss Rem,
ZOE RRNT-Two STORY BRICK HOUSE. 1917
9th st NV, containing rooms and hath cellar
70 ana saSeos Ser
EoR RENr-cALL FOR OUR BULLETIN OF
f2.st JOHN SHERMAN CO. 1907 Est.
LSoR RENT-2o22 ST, NEAR DUPONT CIR
xo Gle 10 Rooms new modern carved
fla-lw mo BoWLEs, 1921 psf
Fee RI;ct RE asT,,;aia5. STH ST F. IwosToRY
concrete con cellar bay window hail. &c. rent key
k@'On RENl-4-S II NV, BEINEEN iTH
anu 5th, . Rooms, water. and latrobes newly
painted and papered price $40 per month.
h2-}t 52s 9th st. NV, ST Cloud building
E0R RENTasToP PAYING RENT AND BUY
u House; 900 and upward. according value of
property, down; the balance in monthly payments
about equal to the rent pay. You will thus saw
Ing what you now throw away for rent. q. IL
hNlHHI. lOoo ST. NV. fl2-Yt
1COR RENT-1l29 nth ST. BET l. AND NJ Y
Is rooms; handsomely papered; excellent order
f2-3t' Pr LARNER 500 #.
F0R RENT 500 ELEGANT Two-SToRY
BRICK, concrete cellar all mod impe., St, near
10th n.w; $lo, two-story Frame, N J. ave, near ID
ST. NV Both best repair. Nm. T. HOFFMAN,
II2-2t 1921 ST.
EOR PENTHOUSE 1924 9TH ST. NV, $50:
- eight rooms: two new sx-room houses, 10 and II
Massachusetts, ave. NV $3.50 per month; modern
improvements Apply to W. &. JOHNSON. us 18th
st. NV.
EroR RENT-vERY NICELY FURNISHED OR IN
IL furnished room, bath and cellar house. genteel
neighoorhood: IN n W. section; everything in first
class order unfinished $40: furnished $50 Il9
4th st se- q rooms, stories: pressed brick front
$50. C. II. KNIGHT, zoos st NV. na-6ts
LOR RENT-329 18th ST. S. Z. ROOMS,
Il water gas, &c. so per month.
f12-lm JOHN Z, BEALL 4 CO., 1921 st.
E0R RENT-THAT DESIRABLE THREE-SToRY
IL Brick 1911 stn.w.; all modern imps convenient
60 o.. ~ =; corTRELL
fl2-3t' 14lS New York ave-
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-A SUITE OF TWO OR THREE UN-
w furnished rooms, suitable for bachelor quarters
and convenient to the Treasury Department Must
have large windows southern exposure and all modern
i,nproyements Address Lock Box 400, City Post OF.
fee. 114-3t'
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Narrowed down, the controversy between Secre-
airy Manning and his censors In Congress who ac-
cuse him OF violating the act OF March 3Ist. 1873
turns upon the effect OF the presence or absence OF
he little letter IS" at the end OF the word ..de
nomination" The question is substantially
whether the demand that a number OF Treasury
notes of different denominations" shall be re-
llaeed by number OF others OF the same ..de-
-oInlnaiion,' means that the substituted notes
must De OF the same denominations as those
Ehooe places they take The Secretary aryues
hat, N Congress had meant TO say s',IeDomjna-
lions, would not have said Denomination
= very fair assumption certainly, in spite OF the
yntactical eccentrfcities which occasionally cron
ut In the body at large, and the orthographis.al
ianovalions OF which individual members are
guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-14

Now comes J. Milton Turner OF St. Louis and
declares In favor OF Matthew'S of New York. for
corier OF deeds OF Washington. He admits that
Doth republicans and democrats have pledged
themselves in their platforms to appoint citizens OF
he District and OF the territories 10 local Offices
but he knows OF no case where such appointments
nave been made except in one instance, where an
Indian was appointed Indian agent. 1t must be q
great comfort TO the President TO be defended for
breaking the democratic pledge in the present case
by the plea that the habit OF breaking such pledge
is chronic with him. But this insult to the Presi-
dent is undeServed. IL is based solely upon the
immensely OF what j. Milton Turner does not
know. The President does not violate the rules
concerning local appointments save where some
exceptional advantage is presented The terrific
ries are sensitive as the District about carpet
bag rule. The new governor OF Dakota even Went
10 the trouble, under promise OF the governorship
of taking up lis residence in Dakota In judicial Of
zee six months before his appointment in order
TO remove from himself the curse of carpet bagiSm
rs far as 1t was possible But If j. Milton Turner
WAS not grossly ignorant OF affairs in the District
Ind territories and nothing existed except what
he knew, the appointment OF Matthews would still
e without defense. Whatever may be the opin-
on In ST. Louis Liberia and New York. it is no ex-
cuSe 70 District citizens worthy the name TO say:
Il, the democratic party, have made lying pledges
% you and cheated you out OF these offices before
and 80 has the other party: therefore it is right
Ior me 10 break faith again" IL is impossible for
the republican and democratic parties to so con-
duct themselves towards each other as to Justify
10th IN violating independent pledges to the Dis
trict- Assuming that one plays the liar and cheat
In this respect il is no answer to the District to
say that the other has been liar and cheat also.
What the District asks is just recognition" OF the
anct1ty OF promise and the just % recognition
for political advantage OF the fact that man Is
white, black, red or yellow should not be OF a
feathers weight In the ODpOeite scale
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buttons, French kid tans:and browns, embroidered
backs and binding of contrasting colors. Opened this
morning.
eH Stairway to the "up-stsirs" depts. now inside
the store, near Glove Dept Elevator finish shortly.
~ Not yet heard from "aloris" Umbrella Manufsc-
tory.
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WANTED--BOARD.

V1TANTED-BOARD BY A GENTLEMAN AND
w wife; square room with sun: plain but comfort
able hSas anu &ns' St 70 pr Me-
Darticulars fl4-2t'
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WANTED--HELP.

UANTED-A PRINTERS APPRENTICE, WITH
" some experience Apply after pm. to al5 9; q
Was::.::sSsa saes 50 H 9 Re H1sSs
WANTED-A. YOUNG WHITE GIRL, ABOUT SIX
m Xrpy 1910 Sass IN a1s sm.
WANTED.A SETTLED WOMAN, TO COOK,
FSs 81 sa ss sis IN family
WANTED.A RESPECTABLE WHITE OR COL
nshs 5000 wages. Apply to Mas F. g. RILEY sos
WANTED = LADY FOR A POSITION IN ONE
w Of our departments one who is willing to learn
Apply 1S; Ss'::ss
wANTED-A YOUNG YOUNG MAN AcQUATNT.
REA Il SOC. 5os 14sh It. must % '00sf Il.
y f,4 i private family Apply At 1901 st. NV:
Cap st. tt f sdHsk Ap once AffEE go
WANTED. NAN TO CONTRACT TO CUT CORD
KIP II LIT sas A'G' s;s q ps
WANTEPa,MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL AT
WANTED EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
w men and women cooks, walters, general house
spS 10 = domestic ,aSSI With
s sSTEADY WoMEN coon AND
ID s1a
WANTED.A WHITE GIRL ABOUT Is YEARS
OLD e msh e herself useful in private tsgiy
required H Sd'S#ns
Reieranoss rssaEsd Apply scs St nx sAi f1 :ss
o1 S7.o Man 70 TAKE
Biography" to be completed in Six Royal octave Vol
SSSs 1s sss
MARVELLOUS, CHAMBERMAIDs, NURSES,
Urine sansG s., hgss
WANTED-A COMPETENT AND EXPERIENCED
smognt in stock and garden toOs 70 the sht
pump 70 furnish water toeether with stable manure
WANTEDs1;;AA WHITE WOMAN AS COOK; MUST
w come well recommended Apply 2SI9 stills
WANTED-wOMEN COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDs.
w Mattresses, Nurses. Men Cooks, Walters, Bar
for out Of city Reference National Labor Buresa
SIT 7th st. NV. f11-6t'
KNANTED-A6 CASHlER-AN INTELLIGENT
quick at figures Address CASHIER Star oice
WANTED WOMEN BOYS, GIRLS, TO EARN
w $40 per month at their own homes: costly outfit
Is RSsSSs e postage Address Il.
WANTED-AGENTS TO SELL PRATTs PATENT
w Button Fastener. Address PRATT MANUFAC-
WANTED-DUNDORE's EMPLOYMENT BU-
W reau, conducted by ladies. Men and women,
white and colored for all kinds Of domestic labor,
with references. TIT st. NV. f9-6ts
WANTED = LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
w have steady work at home; good wages no can
wasting distance no objection. Address AID SUPPLY
Co, 40 Eliot st., Boston, Mass. D-6t.
WANTED-LADIEs TO LEARN CUTTING, AND
w Fitting, at the Eureka Cutting School Patterns
cut to measure. Removed to 2O26 st. NV. fS-1w'
WANTED-A MAN OF TEMPERATE HABITS.
w located outside principal cities, to represent in
his section established house monthly salary 800
if suited rsferences MANUFACTURER SUPT, Lock
Box 5S5, New York. ja31-m&tu,4w
WANTED-LADIEs TO WORK FOR Us AT
w their own homes; 81 to $40 per week can be
quietly made No photo; painting; no canyassing For
Arr CO, 10 Central st., Boston, Mass, Box $40.
fam
VNAETED-BY A NEW YORK IMPORTING AND
w JobLtng Tea House, rst-class Salesman for the
southern states; none but of experience and hav
ing an established trade need apply Address with full
particulars and written references, DANIEL ELLIS
NOODHULL, New York city. f2-2w
w A NTNED DN0ATC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-14

Ilok SALE
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PIANOS
One good tone Square Piano, for beginner only s75
at 80 per month
One Knaoe square, $500, ESQ cash and 10 Ter
month.
One Eein.kamp Square Grand, $3.50. sIO per month.
one Mag.incent Upright, $40; $40 per month
New pian,s, s25 to ESQ reduction,
Old Planes taken as part payment on Uprights. and
full value allowed
THE PIANO EXCHANGE wARERooMs,
"a APP 9Th st.
VroR sALlE-"CHAMPIoN COUGH CURE Is THE
price 5c If Your druggist does not keen 1n ~ Will -
the manufacturers, HE SAM'L BEALMEAR MFG
CO.. 30 81. Paul st, Baltimore, Md. E3-:3rn.
IHoR ALE-SAND-SAND-SAND THE SUB
II scrber 10 prepared 10 furnish sand any quantity
Orders received at W. W. Mccullouehs, Sill New
Jersey ave. NV
ja26-lm'. JOHN b. LORD.
l,oR SAI.E-STUCK ON A LOT LAP ROBES AND
Blanket for $l-25; heavy grey shaped e.: 30 Blanket
now only SO; Royal Kersey Cover s co. former
pr1ce 81 magnificent fancy shaped Wool Blankets
aud Buggy aobes "a So reduced to $500 good st 90
Eo6e wortl ss.So. BEckER's. lS35 Pennss isanis
jal2-3m
NOR sAIE-sINGING BIRDS, BIRD FOOD AND
II Cares, Gold Fish, Aquariums and Eish Food
Largest assortment in the city. al sCHMID's Bird
store. 18th ST. two doors south ia. ny7-3m.
ItoR SAIE-HARTZ MOUNTAIN ST ANDREAs-
burg, IfAined singing, Norwich and Bed Canaires;
Food and Cages FIXED. ZElL.Et, 23l Pa ave. "a "
dl4-3m'
IroR SAI.E-LARGE STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
ter CARRIAGES coupes. coupelettes broup hams lAn-
daus COUP rockawa,s aud latest styles, and
ond hand JOHN NJ YOUNG,
n2s -.jin 40 and 4Sl L nv.
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i; III T. +. { E.. E.. g. Z
R EBf "A R Rs W N" ~"
B Es ( ~ 4 BBb 7 III
BIRTHS PUBLISHED WITHOUT COST
PRESENT TO EVERY BABY
the top of their advertisement, any and all an
nouncements of births occurring in the District
Of Columbia, and in Maryland and Virginia
FREE OF COST
To every address from which we receive an an
nouncement of a BIRTH either in the District or
Maryland or Virginia, we will At once send
PRESENT
FOR THE LITTLE ONEl
We will do more.
The Premium Present win go to the baby
whose birth is first announced to US, matter
whether in the District or Maryland or Virginia.
This Premium Present viii be
AN EXQUISITE CHRISTENING ROBE OF THE
VERY FINEST NAINSOOK EMBROIDERY.
To the address from which we receive the first
announcement this robe wiz be expressed at
once.
REMEMBER
In sending give
Frst-Date of birth
Second-Where born.
Rehabilitation son or daughter
Fourth-Fun names of both father and mother.
No attention paid to unsigned announcements
eITHE PREMIUM CHRISTENING ROBE IS ON
EXHIBITION IN OUR SHOW WINDOW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-14

The plea OF the enlisted men now employed In
the weather bureau for the transfer OF that bureau
rom military 10 civil control Is worthy OF careful
consideration by Congress So thoroughly has
their meteorological work become divorced from
the general routine OF military service that there
Gems 10 be neither logic nor practical advantage
N continuing them longer under the iron disci-
pline of the army, with its Inadequate rewards,
or1ef scale OF promotion, and arbitrary social dis
motions II would not be fair of course to those
veterans who have, by years OF faithful endeavor
reared the point OF retirement, 10 put them back
On level with the younger recruits; but the feel
ing within and without the signal corps is so
strong In favor OF the transfer that Congress could
very well AFFORD 70 make special provision for the
rev CASES where hardship might result. In mat
Ter where the proportion of support TO opposition
5 as thirty TO one IL seems in, even with only
little more than fortnight Of the session remain
ing, something could b. done at once relieve the
military service OF an anomalous branch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-14

vroR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF THOROUGH
~ bred English greyhound Puppies. cheap. Call at
81 Sth st. law, pm. fls-.lt
ISOR SALk-SToCk AND FIXTURES OF GRO
u cry Store In northern part of city good reason
gwen for selling Address A. NJ W star Office 1 a SIS
1SoR SALE CHEAP-AN UPRIGHT PIANO. IN
II good condition, made by Bruadwood: light ulaIls
case Iilce $50. Address Box 81. Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-14

Early SPRING GooDs.
wEARE PLACING UPON OUR TABLES ALMOST
DAILY EARLY LINES OF MEDIUM AND LIGHT
WEIGHT SUITS AND SPRING ovERCoATs.
OUR SUITS ARE MOSTLY PLAIN, DREssY
GOODS, SUCH AS wORsTEDs AND TR1coTs, AND
ARE.MADE In CUT-AwAY AND PRINCE ALBERT
COATS.
sPRiNdOvERcOArsI IN ALL THE MOST DESIR-
ABLE STYLES. ALSO FINE LINE OF MEDIUM
WEIGHT OvkRCOATS. PARTICULARLY SUITED
FOR FEBRUARY AND MARCH WEAR.
WE HAVE ALSO RECEIVED SMALL ASSORT.
MENT OF NEW AND VERY DESIRABLE PAT
TERMS OF PIECE GOODS, FROM WHICH WE ARE
MAKING SPRING SUITS TO ORDER AT SEQ AND
s25. ANDPANTS AT IS AND GO.
ALSO FINER LINES OF IMPORTED CAss1-
MERES. wORSTEDs, &C.
WE INVITE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO OUR
$50 AND s25 SUITS AND S. AND % PANTS.
THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY ALL WOOL. ENTIRELY
NEW. AND WILL BE CUT IN THE LATEST AND
MOST APPROVED PATTERNS, AND WARRANTED
TO FIT. OUR SUCCESS IN MAKING UP GOODS AT
POPULAR PRICES INDUCES Us TO GIVE STILL
MORE ATTENTION TO THIS BRANCH OF ouB
BUSINESS. TAKE ALoOK AT DUB NEW GOODS.
Z b BARNuM 90,
IA 031 PENNSYLVANIA Avxyun
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Or sALE-PRIcE LIST OF PURE WINES.

CALlfORNlA WINS. IMPORTED WINES,
sweet Gaia SDa-.- DOC gal full ortmcnt Of Me-
Dry sue " doc, st. Juli,n, MargauN
Cal. Claret q W ' and other Clarets. Lau-
Old Zlnfanoel. LOO " beuhelmer, Niersteimer
California flock. % " and other Rhein Wines;
Pori.--..-.l 90 Ports Sherrles, Bran
Sherry -.--l.o0 " dies Tom and Holland
Brandy. 4 90 GIN. Chartreuse, MArrs-
Angelca-.I =" chino and other Coroiials;
Jamaica and ST. CroiX
Rum.
No lignors by the glass. Telephone call 114-2
Goods delly ered free. III. A. SIIIGSON,
Wholesale Wines aud Liquors
LOO Pennsylvania ave NV.
Agent fol "Trimble" bye and Fine Old sour Mash
Whistles. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-14

GNOK RENT
T Brick $50 St n, W. Observation-Disclosures $50
Br1ck, I26 st. n. IS
Brick, l243 9TH ST. n. 11rs..................3 30
Brick. 1410 ID st. n. Tors 40
New bricks, l242-a6 St n. G., 6rs. 20
Brlck. 70. "a st n ", ms =
Frame. 700 9th St n. e., 1rs. large yard ..... n
Frame, ia tn St n. w. Srs. ................25
Bricks, 6O9-6lS 10th at. n. e., 7rs...........l4
ALBERT +. Fox,
f12-3t $40 + ST. NV.
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TrOR RENT-A BUILDING SUITABLE FOR A
y store or Dining room. AL q II. nv. opposite
New IensioL building. Rent, Ss5 per month. owner
AT DIS Sth 81 NV Ja2l-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-14

INOR RENT
l 1894 Mass avef unf 311 b st. rs.. Is 90
1911 14th stn 12r so 30 SOB NJ ST. ne, rs 80
1899 g st. NV. Sr. 1855 1112G 1T. e., rs, 800
140S Cor st.. ST. 35 ~ 1016 s. Cap. St, 1910
42S College stnw Tor p 300 LIST ST. sw., rs, 10. 90
142S st NV, Or. 30 226 III st. rs. II 90
Langdn Ter, rs, 20 % 40 Wilson st 90
l42l 1th stnw, 30 ID Bl'gs'n al, n.w.4r 1870
479 ST. w., store 20 go Sumner st. 5r... 10 30
709 Irwin ST. NV. 5rll 90
flo 3ts . g CAYWOOD cor 9th and X sts NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-14

The miserable weather in New York makes travelling
misery. 1t made our Lace buyer sick, and the new
Laces will not be marked until tomorrow.
Just opened Black Chantilly and Spanish 0uipure
LAces in all widths, from inches to AZ iuches The
designs very beautiful The prices you may ham
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-14

We buy Black Silks by contract. For tho naxt ok
months we offer forty-three qualities.
Black eros Grains from Sc. to 81 .9S.
Black Faille Franchise, 81 10 to $l65,
Black Armure at $1.35.
Black Satins from 5Sc. to CSC.
Black Satin Rhadames, 73c. to 81 rs.
Black Satin Duchess 81 .48 TO $2.
TT Washington competition we don't trouble about
II you think you might buy cheaper in New York will
you please send for samples and compare with our
specialties We await tho verdict with confidence
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Useless to attempt to describe the and beautiful
designs made Of cut jet beads Our buyer has Just re-
turned from New York and will be pleased to show the
novelties secured and not expect you to buy The list
of prices gives no idea of the variety.
Gallons. 98c, 1.15 $1.35, 81 .6S, Sl98, 1898.
Fringes. 6Sc. CSC. 81 IS. $1.4S. $21O. 81 90.
Gimps, 9Sc, l.35, $1.4S, $2.69, $3.9S up to sl6.
eH-White Crystal Trimmings and Colored MOSS
Trimmings. In new styles, for evening wear.
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Il: Ills Street n w.
70 iowa Circle 12rm iA1 90 l719 oath st gas6wx
40 Mass W. 12r. 80 201 St ne, gas &w 6r j
500 Gave Srs mi 30 20S isE St ss&w Or j
1929 Oath w. 6r mi. 90 2095a E st gas6w Or J
1927 oath NV, 6r,mi Is 16 st Mys Pl5r. VIZ 10
Ill ST. n.e6r gas w 10 us st My's P W.T.. 10
lib ST. e.6r gas is 21 jackson st. n.e 4f. 10
119 Z ST. n-e6r. gas w.16i
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NAIL AkD WINTER SO AND 81.
Pun line of our own fmrortzfions FRENCH ENG
LfsH and soOTCH SJfIIKGs. ovERCoAfiN0o
and TnOI SERIH0s. - the Importing Tailoring h
tAbAtnhuaAk
H. d. BARR
seQ I'LL rennnylvsaaiA sVu0A
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lsOR REM
Il l2lo 81, 3story brick L. rooms. 300
2o22 Il, 3-story brick 10 rooms. ........ 20 90
asdt Pierre llace. 3siory brick. rooms- .3aon
80 l.tih ~, 2-story brick. . noons...-.. 5000
.2lo l2,h ST. 2-story brick. q rooms 49,. rs 90
22ll Cleveland ave. . stor, brick q rbons > 80
NJ; NJ PARKER.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26
enron eously stated in yesterdays

enron eously stated in yesterdays
paper.
The cases of Lennon d Gale vs.
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany and 8. J. Goldsby Va. the New
port News and Mississippi Valley
Railroad Company will occupy the at.
tention Of the Circuit Court today.
Fred Davis, Charles Bates, Will
lam Armour and Charles Talbot,
whose cases were reversed by the Su-
preme Court, arrived from Jackson
yesterday In charge Of Sheriff B. A.
Pearson, of Madison county.
"A skillet row, In which John
Quinn was injured at the hands Of
Mrs. Nancy Oonroy, was sdjudica'e l
by Justice Gutenberg yesterday. The
woman was fined 81, and both parties
placed under a peace bond.
The only real estate transfer reg.
istered yesterday was q deed from ID
W. Fly and wife to Mrs Allie U. VIII
liford, conveying fractional lot 9xl50
feet on the south side Ct Poplar street,
near Orlelns; consideration, $500.
South Memphis Masonic lodge
will confer the Master Mason's degree
this evening at 8 o'clock. As this will
probably be the last work until after
the warm weather good crowd Is ex'
pfc'ed, including some delegates from
neigh boring towns.
A comnanv has bean orOanjzed
N swasn The nrinoipal busip eas slreeia
NJ the citv after nightiall' and the ma.
chine has been ordered II ia explct-
ed the new enterprise will be in opera
ton in ga few days, beginning on
Main street.
-Virvie DuBose. n principal in the
yow ovas a osme Of Grams on Alabama
strait iaat sunday. was arrsioned in
the no,ica cnn,t vesterdav' Ths charge
aos,nst him was cutt;no lin Raksr
another or D shooter. who he claimed
endeayored 10 Law him cold with a
brick. DuBose was feed $40.
An invitation Ia extended 20 busi-
ness men and all others who are inter.
ested in the work OF the Young Mems
OhYiatian Association To attend the an
niyersary exercises In the rooms to-
night at 8 O'clock. Short reports Of
the work will be given, interspersed
with music, Rotations and refresh
ments.
"A three cornered fight, with one
woman and two men, oil colored, as
principals, occurred on Bale street
about 10 O'Clock last night. Their
names are Jane humphrey, +: M.
Million and Charles johnson. Ofhcer
Gillespie yanked the trio to the
station house.
"A brutal old negro namt d Gilbert
Gillespie, sixty years. of age, COM
mitted rape on ten year old colored
girl named Hattie Blunt, between 4
ard 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon.